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MRS. WM. CONGO 

ZION'S TRUMPETER 

... POEM ... 

7>/<? — "The Questioned Rock' 

Copyrighted 1917 

CAN BE SUNG IN HARMONY WITH ANY P. M. 



PRICE PER COPY. 5 CENTS 

in be bought in any quantity at special wholesale rates 
from the author's residence 

No. 10 Belvidere Street, . . . Trenton, N. J. 



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Rock of ages is it true 

I must hide myself in you ? 

If it's so, Oh tell me now 

Tell me where, Then tell me how. 

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Rock of ages is it so, 
That in you a fountain flow, 
One that moves and cleanses stain 
One that heals in Jesus' name? 



Rock of ages can it be, 
That this fountain flows for me, 
Can I plunge and be made clean 
Though I've been so low and mean ? 

4 
Rock of ages, tell me how 
Is that fountain flowing now, 
Is it always deep and wide, 
Is it never ebbing tide? 

5 
Rock of ages, who can tell, 
Of the depth of your great well, 
It has flowed in years that's passed 
It will flow while ages last. 

6 
Rock of' ages in your flow, 
Can I peace and pleasure- know ? 



Can I rest in you secure. ©d.M68»l 

Will I never want no more? 

M 14 1917 



Eock of ages, is it true 
If I hide myself in you 
That no harm can never find 
That no cord of sin can bind. 



Eock of ages I will wait 
Stand in patience at the gate 
When it flows I'll enter in, 
Be made clean from all my sin. 

9 

Rock of ages, this I'll do 
I will hide myself in you 
Beneath the shelter of thy wing 
I will ever set and sing. 

10 

Eock of ages what I bring 
Is not worth my offering 
All I have I'll give to thee, 
Eock of ages, hide thou me. 

11 
Eock of ages now it's o'er, 
I'll wander in the wilds no more, 
Here in meekness I will stop, 
Hide MYSELF in this Great Eock. 

12 

Eock of ages now I see, 
There's a cleansing power in thee 
In this fountain I will bathe, 
And in trusting, here be saved. 



NOTE 

It might be interesting to the public, especially to those engaged in pr< 
moting photoplays, staging fine dramas, and receiving, high class sensation: 
scenery, for the patrons of the public play houses to know that the author < 
this beautiful soul-stirring hymn, though she lays no claim to even ordinal 
scholarship, has also written and prepared for the stage a complete four-a< 
drama, entitled "The Open Door Scene of Supernatural Things," which s 
first hand reliable data testifies to facts by which it is made clear just ho 1 
inter-communication between this and the great beyond can be and is a< 
complished. 

Madam Congo's work has all the appearance of divine inspiration 
is thought by many who know of it to be one of the most remarkable produc 
tions of its kind ever designed. 

Her work in drama form has never been staged, but the photo scent 
of it when displayed in connection with the author's lectures which explai 
them is indeed a marvel. 

Prevailed on by many, Madam Congo has yielded to the persuasions c 
friends who have begged her consent to announce that this new and rare produc 
tion may be had, that is, purchased by any playwright for public exhibition o 
either for limited use or as permanent sale may be arranged for by phone, coi 
respondence by mail, or by personal call on the authoress at her residence, 1 
Belvidere street, Trenton, N. J. 



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